Cook is one appelling appeal
Posted on | December 10, 2009 | 3 Comments
P.J. Trollinger |
Submitted on 2009/12/09 at 11:26pm
You raise some very sticky issues in your briefs. The Obot lawyers may have been able to steamroll a district court judge, but this is one very appealing appeal. Obama is going to be cooked by Cook it seems. |
Appellant brief in Major Cook’s case was received by the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta GA |
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December 10th, 2009 @ 5:09 pm
A North Carolina Grand Jury (shown below) has indicted Obama for the same reasons we should try the same thing.
With appeals and Grand Jury approaches, we will keep Obama so busy, he won’t have time to use the toilet (pity the guys who work there, eh?)
Here is the indictment.
On April 29, 2009 the American Grand Jury convened and conducted a hearing with regard to CRIMINAL activity, complaints and allegations presented before said Grand Jury;
Such charges and presentments of criminal activity were handed down against the person(s) known as Barack Obama, aka: Barack Obama, Jr., aka: Barack Hussein Obama, aka: Barry Soetoro; aka: Barry Obama; aka: Barack Obama, presumed President of the United States (hereinafter known as Obama);
Said Grand Jury was duly organized and empowered under the laws of the Constitution of United States of America as follows:
Scope and Authority of the Grand Jury
The Constitution of the United States, Amendment 1 and Amendment 5, known as portions of the Bill of Rights states:
Amendment 1: Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
Amendment 5: No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury,
Said Grand Jury was convened under the power and authority vested with the people as guaranteed under the Constitution, Amendment 5, Bill of Rights.
The convened Grand Jury was “national” in nature, represented by people of the United States, said people being citizens as were sworn under Oath as to Eligibility for and Service in behalf of the Grand Jury:
Each Jury member was eligible as follows:
1) A citizen of the United States;
2) A citizen of eighteen (18) years or older;
3) A resident of a State chartered within the United States of America
4) Were in possession of his/her natural faculties, of ordinary intelligence, of sound judgment and of fair character;
5) Possessed a sufficient knowledge of the English language;
6) Were not serving as a trial juror in any court;
7) Had not been convicted of a malfeasance in office, a felony, or other high crime;
8. Were not serving as an elected public officer.
Each Jury member did SWEAR or AFFIRM as follows:
“That I (jury member) shall diligently inquire, and true presentment make, of all such matters as may be given me before the jury, or shall come to my knowledge, touching such service. I shall present no person through prejudice or ill will, nor leave any un-presented through fear or favor, but in all my presentments shall endeavor to present the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth (affirmed) or so help me God (sworn).”
Said affirmation or sworn oath was duly subscribed by appearance of each jury member before a notary public whereby each jury member affirmed or swore the Oath of Office for service to the Grand Jury; furthermore each jury member verbally repeated the “oath” and acknowledged their eligibility in front of said notary by signing their name in execution. Said notary acknowledged that said jury member executed the “Eligibility and Oath of Office” document for the purposes therein contained by placing their notary hand and seal upon the document.
Each original jury member’s “Oath of Office and Eligibility” document was sealed and recorded in a central location for purposes of empowering the Grand Jury.
A jury foreman (moderator) and alternate jury foreman were appointed to conduct the Grand Jury hearing.
Said Grand Jury hearing was conducted in secrecy. All evidence was sealed and protected. All witnesses were sworn under oath. All presentments (charges) were voted upon. Said Grand Jury was comprised of 34 regular Grand Jury members, 1 Jury Foreman and 1 Alternate Jury Foreman
December 11th, 2009 @ 11:23 am
WHATEVER IT TAKES TO GET MYSTERYMAN ACTING PRESIDENT IN COURT OF LAW? I BELIEVE THIS MAN IF FOUND INNOCENT SOMEWAY? NEEDS TO BE IMPEACHED FOR GAME HES PLAYING? WITH AMERICA AND AMERICAN PEOPLE AND WORLD. THIS HAS NOT BEEN FUNNY VERY SERIUOS PEOPLE LOST JOBS? REPUTATIONS? BUSINESSES? AND BEEN THREATENED AND PROBABLY LOT MORE. A BIRTH CERTIFICATE CARRYING AMERICAN LEGAL CITIZEN>THANKS>>>
December 15th, 2009 @ 2:09 pm
GOD BLESS OUR FOREFATHERS FOR GIVING US THE RIGHT TO AND FOR REDRESS!! LET’S ROLL!!